Bacon is a pretty damn good foodstuff. Hard to beat pork at all as far as I'm concerned.

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:Is your friend a bear?
I don't know anyone or anything that would sit around and eat a big ol' bowl of honey except a bear.

Had a good laugh at that one! Thanks.

Ty Webb wrote:Dammit. kerble and alex ended this thread.


Bacon: It kills you because it loves you.

I like to think that I offset it with vegetables. I'm fond of making a BAT, as in Bacon, Arugula and Tomato. The arugula holds up better than lettuce and has a nice nutty flavor.

So, you get your veggies, some grain bread to keep your digestive track ticking, and that all offsets the bacon badness, right?
RIGHT?

-A

Try a bacon, sliced cucumber, cream cheese and tomato sandwich. It's also good with sliced turkey breast on it.

non-meat proteins are pretty sweet. tofu, beans, lentils and whatnot. hummus. mock meat when it is done well is great -- it's like meat without the cartilage and bone and fat and stuff.

trilonaut wrote: it's like meat without the cartilage and bone and fat and stuff.

So what's the good part?

Mark Hansen wrote:Try a bacon, sliced cucumber, cream cheese and tomato sandwich. It's also good with sliced turkey breast on it.

This sounds utterly disgusting, but then again, I'm not one for cream cheese. Maybe if one day I find myself in the midst of all these ingredients, I'll give it a go.

Spicy Chicken Tikka Masala, Rice and Naan.

You will never look back.

Sweet Vishnu's jock strap, I love Indian food.


I think my single favorite mundane thing about living in New York is getting quality Indian food delivered to my door in less than 30 minutes.

Anyone else had ka-choris? Many of the Indian places around us serve it, but I'd never had it at any other Indian restaurant before coming to Brooklyn.

homemade fresh bread is the perfect food because you can slice it and make toast, also the perfect food

Blueberries, bananas and quinoa.

You know it!